5 Days Solo Woman Explore Egypt Wonders

Giza Pyramids Complex

Giza Pyramids Complex is worldwide known as being the most visited archeological sites all over the world and the reason behind this is that the ancients managed to establish there some of the greatest achievements ever been made by any human, it is something magical and can be done only in science fiction movies but the ancients were able actually to turn it into a real great ancient achievement. Inside the Giza Necropolis, you will have a look at the three adorable pyramids of Khufu, Khafre, and Menquare. The story behind the construction of the three pyramids is really interesting as your guide will explain all the details for you.

The Great Sphinx

This is one of the most interesting sculptures ever been built in the world and although so many countries tried to imitate it, none of them have actually reached its great size and its amazing details. There are lots of spectacular information that you should know from your tour guide regarding the Sphinx and its missing nose before heading to:

The Valley Temple

The ancients were known with their amazing valleys and the Valley Temple is a very unique one as it is not just a standard valley but it was the chosen place by the ancients where they used to get the bodies of their dead kings and royal people mummified for the afterlife journey, interesting, isn’t it???

The Egyptian Museum

In order to complete the absolutely terrific adventure in Cairo & Giza, you need to head to Old Cairo, specifically, downtown where you are going to find the most awe-inspiring the Egyptian museum which holds inside thousands of priceless items and the majority of them belong to the ancient eras of Egypt. If you want to know more about the most interesting chambers inside the museum, we will simply say that it is the bewitching chamber that includes king Tut’s treasures.

Abu Simbel Temples

The two majestic temples in Abu Simbel were carved out of the mountainside during the 13^th century BC during the reign of King Ramses II who is considered one of the most successful ancient Egyptian kings ever ruled Egypt. Each one of the two temples is a masterpiece either the great temple of the Pharaoh or the mesmerizing temple of the Pharaoh’s wife, Queen Nefertari, and goddess Hathor. The Pharaoh had some reasons for constructing those temples, the first reason to commemorate the great victory they could gain during the Battle of Kadesh and he also wanted to commemorate his love for his beloved wife so as a woman, you will find that very emotional and adore the site.

Valley of the Kings

You must have heard about Egypt’s greatest ancient Pharaohs like Seti I, Ramses II, and Tutankhamun but have you ever imagined that you can actually visit their tombs and check each tomb’s internal shape, size, and the dozens inscriptions on the walls??? You can enjoy such a marvelous experience while being in the Valley of the Kings and you will also be able to see lots of other burial tombs.

Colossi of Memnon

King Amenhotep III managed to establish lots of amazing ancient sites all around Egypt and the most interesting site he managed to construct was his Mortuary temple that was guarded by the twin statues of Colossi of Memnon and although the entire temple was destroyed, the two temples remained to narrate a story of success and greatness of the ancients.

Hatshepsut Temple

As a woman, you know how hard it is to prove yourself in the world of men and Queen Hatshepsut in the ancient managed to prove that women can do much more than what anyone can imagine with her dedication and ambition. A visit to Queen Hatshepsut Temple will definitely make your day.

Karnak Temple

If you are interested in the ancient Egyptian beliefs and their main religious symbols, then a visit to Karnak temples is a must especially with its three great temples of Amun-Ra, Khonsu, and Mut in addition to the fascinating pylons, chapels, and other monuments there.